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Wichita eagle., 1887-01-11
Worse Than a Fire Alarm.

One of the most dreadful alarms that can
be sounded i'll a mothers ears is produced by
Group: dreadful, because il is known to be
dangerous: the more dreadful because the
life OF loved one is in jeopardy. Chamber
iair's Cough Remedy IS Il never failing safe
guard against this dangerous disease. Its
reputation , q preventive and cure OF Group
: fully and firmly established. in fact, 1t Is
the only remedy which can always be relied
upon. Sold by AldTich q Brown and !.
Z. Allen. dl55-tf
Go to The Far ~ Main street, if you
want nice frame made to order die If
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-11

E. Longnecl;er returned 70 the city Satur-
day night with a fine lot of high grade
mares, Normans and Ciyies, the finest thaT
ever strnck this city. They can be seen at
William Longs stable of West Douglas av-
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-11

The undersigned having BEEN appointed
receiver ~ ioss stock 81 yoois. No. IA Maia
street. known as The Fair, al persons IN
deb;e-d 20 the firms 81 Cents & Moor q
Combs * Roller. vii plsa~e call and ssttAe g.
these accounts nI1st BE- ,,io~si a; once
: T. MAJOR receiver
Wichita November =. is-s'- di4-3
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-11

On Monday OF last week Mr.. William
Fletcher put his addition, consisting of TWEEN
ty-two lots III the southeast part of the city
on the market. Saturday evening all had
been sold for tie sum Of $500.
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-11
To the Editor Of the Eagle,

7 To the EGitOr Of the Eagle,
If Kate kinZer is in town will she please
call at the L. B. Home 535 North Main
street Immediately? a friend of hers is here
very sick. Mrs. E. +. PLATT,
hIatrOp l. B. H.
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-11
THE WRESTLING MATCH.
The Mos: Exciting that Ever Took Place in The
City Results in Draw.


Tie wrestling match last night between
! Natsada oorakichi, the Jap" and Bert
! Scheller, was one OF the best and most even
! that has vet been seen here. The audience
was an enthusiastic one and greeted each
good move on The part OF either conbatant
with hearty applause.
Time was called by 5ir. K. Comfy at ?
m, sharp, there having previously been a
! couple of sparring bouts between two young
sters, and Mr.. King sporting editor Of the
Kansas City Times, came forward, announe-
cd the terms of the match and introduced
! the TWO conbatants.
! After considerable sparring the Jap made
break at ScheIler's legs and catching both
sent him to the ground. Scheller was
turned several times but was so
quick in dis movements that the
Jap could make nothing of him for long
time, until finally he got \ neck and arm lock
Oh HIM and won the first fall il seven min
utes.
In the second bout Scheller led of by
catching the Jap by the leg and threw him.
While or the ground he twice got half Mel
son locks, but the Jap by wonderful quick
turns got out of them, and they finally broke
away from each other. On coming together
again, the Jap made dive and catching his
adversary by the legs threw him completely
over his head. The Jap then went on the de
fensive, and Scheller finally got an arm lock
OF him and gradually forced him over. Time
. minutes, Is seconds.
The third round very short and decis
i've Scheier got the Jap in a leg grip and
threw him to the ground, the Jap alighting
on his hands. In some way peculiar to him
self he pi.oted on his head and cast himself
loose az tine same time, getting back on
;;cheler and throwing hi'n in.3 minutes.
IN the next round Matsoda went to the
ground first aud during most of tie bout
was underneath. He was Oh the defensive
and always managed 10 throw Scheller over
his bacll just as everyone thought he was
cone Scheller at last, however, succeeded
in turning him over, the Jap bridging in fine
shape bat TO no purpose. and Scheler Won
the fourth round in thirteen minutes thus
giving the combatantS TWO rounds each.
This made the match exciting, and money,
to Judge from the sounds one heard, was be
Ing freely bet - tn combatants came for
ward for the final bout. After some spariDg
both went to the ground ana some beau
tiful work was then seen. Now one now the
other, would seem to have the advantage,
many locks being got on either side, almost
leading to falls but success ally cIrcumyent-
ell by bridging ana wonderfully quick turn
ing. For ifty-one long minutes these splen
did men tuasaled and twisted on the ground
without being able TO quite make the tall so
much desired, and finally on both declaring
themselves satisfied the match was declared
draw with the fall appreciation of the au-
dieuce
In connection with this match it may be
stated that Mr.. Richard X Fox, OF the Pc
lice Gazette, has made All offer to back the
Jap, Matsade Lorakichi, TO wrestle any man
in any style for the sum Of from ST, 600 to
5000
THE COMING MATCH.
On Thursday evening the Great wrestling
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-11

Visit tie kindergarten and spend an hour
pleasantly with the children. The room is
coy, warm and bright, and everything is
done to make the pupils comfortable. East
Second street, opposite the Congregational
oh
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-11
Magic HilI, Magic Hill.

Call aud see plat OF Magic Hill at once and
secure the finest suburban bones in the city
on easy terms. Allen. Graham q Jones
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-11

II you want frame. hanging lamp. yeioc-
ipe,ie. bird cage. basse iewelry, engraving,
etching artist material boys wagon. brack-
e. panel picture Or anything else so 10 t5s
receivers sale at the Fair, ~ Main =.
gstltf sssy7-.St
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-11

Davidson Steel writes us that he has 10
Gated at Wichita, Kan, where he will engage
in the real estate business. Mr.. 5. is man
of energy and push, perfectly reliable, and
as such we can commend him to the people
with whom he may have business relations.
-Robinso Ill) Argus.
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-11

Motto is hereby given that the " or OF 10
27-ie has this dav been withdrawn from the
market d. it, CAMPBELL * STRONG.
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-11

$4,000 worth % diamonds and gold
watches To be ~oli a. a great sacrifice by 4
4 Post. at No a.. Douglas avenue &-a
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-11
Notice TO builders.

All kinds of building stone constantly OF
hand Call on the Augusta Stone company.
7U2 East Douglas avenue dll4-tf
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-11

All the old customers OF the Fair are soiic-
tied TO come and take II the bargains that
will be offered for the next thirty days u
receivers sale al the Far. ~ Main =.
diG-fw51-5.
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-11

Ihave Patty within block OF Douglas
the lots
catn
good closet anc fue
each WINDOW also
kitchen have decJ from clSJeFn
with "a feet &DC
cCnlscI
hepOFcheS and bay windows have ansar roofs
have beau-
Or the most
OF Wlchi mere
all outhOuses The premises can o eZa1ed ~
9 M Sunday Isru4s OF
premises possession given
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-11

Special bargains on Douglas avenue and
Main street Allen, Graham & Jones 35tf
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-11
List of Good Bargains.

Property north. south. east and west. See
y. o Riidell x Co. North Main street
over Kansas National bank They keep al
their Office door elegant carriages, and II IS
no trouble TO show visitors over the city,
and let them see how quick they sell dirt
daft
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-11
Loan Itegisfer.

PHILADELPHIA, July ~, 1855.
Wichita EAGLE. Wichita, Kansas
Gentlemen We have seen one of your
Mortgage Loan Register, at the Office of the
Philadelphia Mortgage ana Trust Co, this
city, aud shall be Obliged If Won VIII send this
company one similar in all respects at your
earliest convenience, and remain
Respectfully yours.
THEODORE FgO1HINGHAH,
d65-tf* Secretary.
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-11

| am closing out my stock Of candies at
less than cost. Cal AMI get bargains 1t
Gandolfos d3I-tf
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-11

Oranges sc per doz st SteinhauserMerkle
Supply Co DAFT
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-11
DO You Want 10 Trade.

Oranges 25c per doz at Steinhauser- Nerkl,
Supply Co d4ltf
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-11

More diamonds can be seen IL i 4.
Posts window every dav than there Is il
any two whole stocs-s In Wichita.
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-11

lege Hill and vicinity from IA - foot lot to
in S0acre tract. Allen, Graham & Jones.
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-11

j. B. King, of tie Kansas City Times, who
so successfully and impartialiy refereed the
formerly wrestling match, was in the city
last night TO referee the Jap-Schiller match
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-11

I have property IN nay hands which desire
to trade for Wichita property, it being I,
lO6O-arre farm. located in the southwest
corner OF Bourbon county. ana beng only
two and one half miles northwest of Hepler,
q live town OF some 800 inhabitants on line OF
the Mo. Pac. Il. K land al fenced and
ca oss fenced into six fields with fhre--strard
wire fence Land is AL tiilahle and very
best blaci. limestone soil L well sYatereJ
AMI ha, three large fish ponds 80 acres in
cultivation, aui a frame house 01 -FOUR rooms.
"A Young orrhrri of about 800 tree Value
of property 500 there being All eucum-
bran e upon it OF $4,000, having some -four
years 10 run, which would hc DESTROYS 81
having purrha~er assume payment Of
Address, K. o. Demiug. OswegC. or call
mon !. y. Demng, at Biting Bros, Wich-
tia. II 1T
Notice is hereby given that my lots -, 90,
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-11

Oranges &c per doz at Steinhauser 3Ierkle
Supply Co. dfltf
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-11

Desiring to close out my entire stock of
watches, clocks, jewelry and >ilverware, |
will offer them to the public from now until
Feb. list at less than manufacturers prices.
Agnes SoInIneiS. d23-tf
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-11
6 RI. JONES, Owner.

The subscriber building the lots
adjoining the south side There Is mouse 100
front Prince
houses o4 feet three stories high e1Tr enncs 70 me
this house also Fo oa rooms and w"
with good
Chneys. large rooms on inc ilrst ana second
except third
story The house IS built 50 that Al c2nLunic
seperate OF one oah room
and second ioorshave
orZf
barrel csern
ma bed
stands each floor The
placed
wash room 50 that supplied
Vlan the building
city
q
a coal and
al apy time between N and s except Sunday
fsalern Geiderander
Il P Y. Eealy G L Godfrey Mr Soloman
& Smith, the premises
S. T. JONES, Owner.
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-11

Stems, the ticket broker. nas removed T.
No 100 = MAN ST l6Jf
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-11

Eighty thousand OF the two and half
million of the bricks to be used in the build
ing le University, arrived upon the grounds
from Fort Scott
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-11
THE COMING MATCH.

| On Thursday evening the great wrestling
match between ChaS. Moth, the champion of
German wrestler, and Capt Tom Shields, Of
| this city, for two hundred and fifty dollars a
| side. viii take place at the opera house nm
! less Moth snail fail to come to time with the
balance 81 MS stake money.
! This match viii be extremely bitter owing
to the had feeling between the two men. and
especially on the part of Capt. Shields who
WAS treated shamefully during the last match
at Kansas City. in which thu captain was. it
is claimed. cheated out of a victory Atanv
rate, should Moth cover the balance of the
stake money, and not loose his forfeit of $l0O
which is now in the hands of n we'll known
sporting man of this city, the contest Will
surely take place, and the audience viii Wit
ness the finest contest ever witnessed in this
country.
1t is also probable that the tie match Of
Scheller VS.. the Jap will he decided the same
evening. The match to he best two in three.
This viii also afford much interest TO the
crowd, and viii settle much disputed cues
ton
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-11

The Friend QualSer's revival meeting has
been removed from the U. B. church to the
/ NJ Z. church on Empora avenue, where it
viii be continu' for few days. \ cordial
invitation is ext, nded to all TO come out and
| hear the word of God declared in its smpli-
city and power.
Mr. J. W Edwards, of Versailles Ken
tncky, il III the city on IA prospecting tour
He has heard much OF the growth of Wichita
and OF the universal business activity and
decided that be would give the city an exam
ination for himself and he would not object
to making some money if the opportunity
showed itself.
Judge Amidon, of Ohio, last fail made
some investments in real estate property
which have turned ont to be most profitable
He has returned, and yesterday purchased
for so, 900 cash forty acres at the northeast
corner OF Thirteenth and Hydraulic. He
intends to plat the land and sell it Off IN
lots
Messys WalIenstein and COIN OF the Boston
store, last Saturday night treated their en-
p.oyes To an elegant repast at Gaudolfo's.
Everything was in that style for which this
prince OF caterers is famous This act Of
kindness was highly appreciated On the part
Of the employees, and they start out now to
labor more as,iduousiy Tor the proprietors
of their house.
Mr. r. L. Buckeridge, OF Rich Hill, Mis-
souri,, q cousin of our fellow townsman, a.
T. Buckeridge, called yesterday. Mr.. B. IL
vested several thousand dollars in Wichita
property last june and that that money has
more than doubled IS unnecessary to men
ton, and that consequently he thinks that
there is no city in the west which can con-
pare with ours
II the business streets of any city this side
/ of Broadway. New York, showed a greater
/ Jam Of people and vehicles than the principal
| streets of Wichita yesterday. we wish some
/ body would name them. From Central e
/ Williams on Main street, and from the river
+ to Washington avenue on Douglas avenue.
! from First to English on Market, the side
walks on both sides were throngrd through
out the day. Strangers kept wondering
where the excursion came from and would
look incredulouS when informed that it was
/ the regular thing
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-11
To the Citizens Of wichita and Vicinity

Oranges pc per doz at Steinhauser Merkle
Supply Co. d4lu
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-11

Worimcn were yesterday engaged upon
Main and Oak. 1t VIII be two stories high,
25xt5 and used as a grocery by V. Keifer, of
Indianapolis, Ind. He has already com
pleted fine barn in the rear Of the store
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-11

Oranges 25c per doz at Steinhauser- Merkie
Supply Co. d4ltt
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-11

Notice is hereby given that my lots -. %,
~, u. 81. Fo1rth Avenue. HIiton's addition,
hav~ been withdrawn from the nIaraet
dist HENRY H0-ENEYER.
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-11

Oranges &c per dog q, Steinhauser- Nerkie
Supply Co. ot!a
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-11

Oranges 25c per doz at Steinhauser Merkle
Supply Co. t4ltf
Oranges 25c per dOz at SteinhaUser Merkle
Supply Co. d4ltf
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-11

p. c. Beatty, of Rochester, Il. Y, is in the
city visiting his sons. Mr. Beatty is one of
the large and successful investors in Wichita
real estate.
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-11

The firm of Elliott & McCleeS yesterday
sold two lots Of the Root property TO Nc
Comb Bros for Sl7 800.
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-11
MARRIAGE AT1HE MANHATTAN.

4 very pleasant marriage took place at the
parors OF the Manhattan, by which Miss
Nettie Smith, of Cincinnati, was united in
the holy bonds to Joseph Curtis, of Hutchin
son.
Mr. Curtis is the pleasant, genial manager
of the South Hutchinson Real Estate com
pany. He, in company with Rev. McAilister
Of the II. E. church of Hutchinson, ar
rived in the city last evening and met his
future wife. who had arrived shortly before
in company with her brother, Frank Smith
of Cincinnati and Ben Blanchard of Terre
Haute Ind At Z O'Clock the ceremony was
performed by Rev. McAllister in the pres
ence of these gentlemen aud Misses Mary
Crouther and Ada J Brooks, of this city,
The happy couple then received the congrat-
ulations of their friends and all sat down to
a supper served in true Manhattan style. The
party leaves today for Hutchinson.
Judge Barrett removed his base Of opera
tons yesterda y to the Aldrich q Brown
building,
j. D. Homer arrived from Kansas City
Sunday to take position as operator in the
Western Union Office
The firm Of Elliott & McClees yesterday
sold two lots Of the Root property to Nc
Comb Bros for Sl7 800.
p. c. Beatty, of Rochester, i. Y, is in the
city visiting his sons. Mr. Beatty is one of
the large and successful investors in Wichita
real estate
Eighty thousand OF the two and hali
million of the bricks to be used in the build
ing tee University, arrived upon the grounds
from Fort Scott
j. B. King, of tie Kansas City Times, who
Z h..
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-11

J. D. Homer arrived from Kansas City
Sunday to take position as operator III TIE
Western Union Office.
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-11

Judge Barrett removed his base Of opera
tons yesterd ay to the Aldrich q Brown
building,
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-11
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

g following are the real estate transfers
',ted ia the Office Of the register of deeds
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-07-09
TnE MAlp OF cmA,IoUNl

She comes the dusty road adown
In cap OF white and homespn gown;
Her hair has caught an amber glow
The msiowing sunlight loves TO throw;
Hor eyes have something OF tho hue
OF harebells bathed by morning dew;
Hnrk! how she sings In guileless giee,
This little maid OF Chamouni. ~
Down dewy pasture slopes there swells
The tangled sound Of iron bells
From NOISY tongues by cattle swayed
Tho while they crop the tender blade:
And on her hearing low and faint,
There falls tho young lambs touching
plant, 4E flst
AS on she wanders merrily.
This little maid OF Chamouni.
Above tho rock-girt vale she knows
lowered with deathless crown OF SHOWS
Mont Blanc aspircs--a king whose sway
viii Last till mountain walls decay.
In icy iethargy OF white
The glaciers fash the golden light;
Small thought 20 snowy peaks gives she,
This little maid Of Chamouni.
Since first she oped those sunny eyes
She has beheld these monarchs rise
In mighty majesty of power
Through winter stOrm and summer shower.
This is her world; what lies afar
To her il distant as star.
She has NO care for days 60 be,
This little maid OF Chamouni.
ri Clinton Scotland in Wide Awake
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-07-09

The Champion Oarsman OF America,
John Teemer. writes; II have found 81.
Jacobs Oh of mestimnble value" All
Champion Oarsmen use il. Sold by Drug
yists and Dealers.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-07-09

A project for direct rail connection b
tween ST. Paul and Denver Is said TO
ripe for contamination.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-07-09

Queen yictoria's fasorite dish Is tapioc
pudding. She is a sturdy eater and fai
1rinker of claret and red wines.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-07-09

dyspeptic. constipatsd. sdonld address,
with 10 cents In stamps for treatise,
Worlds Disponsary Medical Association,
6G3 Main street, Buffalo. N. Y.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-07-09
MTHE BLOOD IS The LIFE"

er, Kin buoy ps nc
@ % % pumps % % e int 5 ssi
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1887-01-26
A NEW DEPARTMENT.

Features ofthc House Bill Creating
Secretary OF Agriculture.
Tho National House OF Representatives, by
a vote of -? yeas to ~ nays has passed q
bill creating a Department of Agri-
culture and Labor. 1t provides that
there shall be an executive department. to
DO known Us the Department Of Agriculture
anl Labor un,ler the control Of Il Secretary
OF Agriculture and Labor. who shall he q
meml,er of tho Presidents Cabinet, aud
OH Assistant Secret Try. There shall bo in
the Department OF Agriculture aud Labor
division which shall I've under charge o.
Commissioner Of Labor, who shall hold his
o.lce for four years anil until his success
sur shall b, appointed, unless sooner re-
moved, and shall receive a salary of 5000.
TIL, Commits iDaer shall collect information
upon thu sub Jet Of labor, its relation to cap
ital, the hours OF labor, tho rate Of wages,
the cost Of production OF tho articles pro-
ducod. tho earnings of laboring mon and
women, the means of promoting their ina
t,rial, so ia, intellectual and moral pros
perity, and the best means to protect life
and prevent &C :ident in minei workshops.
factories, md other places OF industry. The
Sc .retary is empowered to inquire into the
causes of dis"ontcnt which may exist bo-
tween employers and employees within tho
United States and he may invite anu hear
sworn statements from both such parties con-
cerning the matters in controversy.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1887-01-26

The hostilities that have been going
on more or less in the northern part of
Sumatra for the last thirteen years be-
tween the Dutch and the Achinese are no
nearer than ever to conclusion.
Acheen is the principal native sovereignty
on the island, and has kept its indcpend-
cncc against European efforts to subju-
gate it for nearly four centuries.
Through a great part of the time COM
mercial treaties have been maintained
with the Sultan of Achcen by European
occupants of the island, but the piracies
indulged in by his people and his alleged
violations of faith have of late greatly
exasperatcd the Dutch. An expedition
sent from the Netherlands in 1878 to
crush the Achincse was defeated with
much loss. Since then the war has been
prosecuted with varying success. Of
late the natives have begun to smugglc
in rifles and even artillery, so that they
have Put the coast fort at Segli under
siege The Dutch troops also suffer
severely from disease. Altogether Su-
matra has cost the Netherlands much in
money and men, with prospect now OF
costing much more.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1887-01-26

The Amrican Gro'cr furnishes some
interesting figures concerning the "to-
mato pack" of the year, showing to what
enormous proportions this comparatively
new industry has grown. The total pack
for the year is 1868, 7GO cases Of two
dozen cans each. The total for 1885 was
1,434, OO6 cases; and the average for the
past four years has been 2, 100, 631, show
ing that the pack of 1886 is very much
above the average. New Jersey takes
the lead in the business, nearly oue-third
of the total pack coming from that State.
Delaware comes next and then New
York. Michigan contributed 80, 1G5 cases
to the mass. 1t will be gratifying to con-
sumers as well as packers to learn that
all the old packed goods have gone into
consumption, and that the spring will
see the stock lighter than it has been at
any time for six years. Although the
goods are warranted to stand in any eli
mate and last q lifetime, everybody pre-.
fers them reasonably fresh and modern.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1887-01-26

The newest and greatest mining camp
in the West is said to be the Butte Ana
conda, in Montana Territory. Accord
ing to a correspondent of the St. Louis
Globe Democrat there are eighteen COM
panies IN the district, most of which are
doing we'll. The population is about
$4,000, and the town Supports four
daily newspapers, five brass aid string
bands, three variety theatres, one opera
house, any number of gambling and
drinking establishments, is out Of debt
and has 14,Oo0 in the treasury. The
mines in the district for the year 1885
produced close on $24, 900. To
stand on any of the peaks and emincnces
around Butte and take in the surround
ing country at glance would convince
the most sceptical that here are gathered
more mills, smelters, shaft houses and
more producing mines to the acre than
upon any other portion of the known
inhabited globe. The amount of pros
pccting now being pushed eclipses any
thing that Virginia City and the other
great Nevada camps could boast Of in
their palmiest days"